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Anuvrat Bhawan, Sector 24C, Chandigarh

Sector 24C, Chandigarh, Sector 24C 4.5 (28) on Google

Terapanth-affiliated (Anuvrat Movement)

In short Anuvrat Bhawan, Sector 24C, Chandigarh is a shwetambar Jain temple in Sector 24C, Chandigarh, Sector 24C, Punjab. It holds a 4.5 (28) rating from visitors on Google. The listed contact number is +91 94639 63454.

At a glance

AddressDakshin Marg, Sector 24C, Chandigarh 160023
LandmarkA community hall of the Anuvrat movement founded by the Terapanth Acharya Tulsi, consistent with this workbook's running record of the tradition
TimingsNot confirmed — call ahead
TraditionShwetambar
Pincode160023
Mobile+91 94639 63454

Location & visiting

  • Other Chandigarh Jain sites
  • Timings are not always confirmed — the community can add verified hours in the notes below.

About this temple

Anuvrat Bhawan, Sector 24C, Chandigarh serves the Jain community of Sector 24C, Chandigarh, a community hall of the Anuvrat movement founded by the Terapanth Acharya Tulsi, consistent with this workbook's running record of the tradition. It follows the Shwetambar tradition of Jainism.

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Review highlights

  • An Anuvrat Bhawan in Chandigarh - the Terapanth-linked Anuvrat ('small vows') movement founded by Acharya Tulsi, previously logged at Jalgaon (Batch 24).

From publicly available Google Maps listings and reviews — please reconfirm by phone before travelling.

Frequently asked questions

Is Anuvrat Bhawan, Sector 24C, Chandigarh Digambar or Shwetambar?

This is a Shwetambar temple.

What are the visiting timings?

Timings are not confirmed for this listing. We recommend calling ahead, or checking the community notes for a recent visitor’s report.

Is there a phone number for Anuvrat Bhawan, Sector 24C, Chandigarh?

Yes: +91 94639 63454.

Where exactly is Anuvrat Bhawan, Sector 24C, Chandigarh located?

Dakshin Marg, Sector 24C, Chandigarh 160023. Landmark: A community hall of the Anuvrat movement founded by the Terapanth Acharya Tulsi, consistent with this workbook's running record of the tradition.

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